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> end play gone wrong?
TheCabinetmaker
post Aug 21 2010, 08:22 PM
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I've had the engine out of the car to fix some oil leaks and upon removing the flywheel, there was only two shims, and one of them was just about destroyed. Does anyone see anything wrong with this pic? (besides the oil everywhere!)




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post Aug 22 2010, 01:53 PM
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Good eye Mark! The end of the thrust that lips over the case is completely ground off by the flywheel. I took my fresh case for my 2056 build off the engine stand to fix the leaks in this engine. I figured I could reseal, and reinstall this engine, so I could drive the car till the 2056 is finished. WRONG!!!!!! Looks like this one goes in the pile and the new one is hot on the front burner. I don't like my car to be down. Not even for a week.
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